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Now You See Me to Doctor Strange: Movies that spell magic on audiences

Movies around magic are always interesting to watch.

May 20, 2021

Magic is something that has always fascinated people across the world. It influenced their lives to the extent that most of them have tried to master magic tricks at some point of time.

The greatest example of that is the Harry Potter series. Most fans of the franchise have silently hoped to get admission to Hogwarts, where magic was the only subject.

Even though people know the truth about magic - that they are just illusions - some movies tend to fascinate them. It is also why filmmakers pick the subject time-and-again.

Here are some great magic movies to fix your need for magic:

Now You See Me

A perplexing watch, Now you See Me revolves around four magicians on a quest to successfully pull off a heist as ‘The Four Horsemen’ with hopes of getting into a magical order called ‘The Eye.’

Everything about this film - direction, acting, screenplay, cinematography - makes it a film worth watching.

The Prestige

The Prestige is one of the greatest works by acclaimed director Christopher Nolan. The film revolves around a tragedy turning two fellow magicians into enemies. In an attempt to earn back their reputation, these two magicians fight to pull off the greatest trick. What follows next is a dramatic turn of events that is sure to leave you awestruck.

Practical Magic

Based on a novel by the same name, Practical Magic is the story of two sisters with magical powers clubbed with a curse. Any man who falls in love with either of them is destined to die.

A rom-com clubbed with magic, the plenty of spells and hexes in the movie are entertaining for the viewers.

The Illusionist

Set in 19th century Vienna, the movie revolves around class differences. The film is the story of an illusionist who hatches a plan to be with his lover, a duchess by using the powers of illusion to free her from her arranged engagement. From summoning dead spirits to stage acts, the Illusionist is filled with scenes that are a delight to watch.

Stardust

An adaptation of a novel by the same name, Stardust is the story of Tristan who promises Victoria to get her a star from the kingdom of Stormhold which exists beyond the wall. To keep his promise, Tristan ends up experiencing unexpected adventures on the journey. With exceptional performances by the ensemble cast and family-friendly magical experiences, this movie is surely an entertaining one.

Doctor Strange

Coming in from the MCU, Doctor Strange revolves around famous neurosurgeon Dr Stephen Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch), whose life changes after a horrific car accident leaves his hands paralyzed. After medicines fail to heal him, he turns on to a mysterious enclave named ‘Kamar-Taj’ with hopes of healing.

Diving into alternate dimensions and mind-boggling magic, Doctor Strange is full of fascinating visuals.

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